said by Duramax08:yes, thats what us rural customers want, Heavily capped and expensive internet from the a major wirelesss company. Remember folks, this will be the only internet for us. Putting a low cap of 5-10 GB for $80 a month just wont cut it as you might have a 150, 250 or even no caps on your internet, we would have to ration the shit out of our 5-10 GB cap and overages of $10 per gig. If they were to make affordable plans with higher caps, I wouldnt mind that since its wireless and can only do so much but if they are using this bull "we are going to deploy high-speed internet to rural areas" then do this charge out of the ass scam, no thanks.
Ironically even at this extremely early stage of LTE deployment a German wireless company is already offering 50 GB caps to rural customers: "http://dslprime.com/a-wireless-cloud/61-w/4491-germany-50-gigabytes-of-lte-8995-euro-"
It's pricey at 90 euros, but another company is offering 30 GB for 70 euros.
No doubt those prices will come down over time as competition drives down margins. Furthermore LTE Advance will easily triple network capacity and speed, so you could easily triple those caps without any network management. And at that level of capacity you might as well offer unlimited with "throttle" during peak periods.